Titlebook: Dean Tucker and Eighteenth-Century Economic and Political Thought; George Shelton Book 1981 George Shelton 1981 economics.policy

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Denis Yakovlev,Dmitry Petrov,Andrey Kosterevnce they were as free under the present system as they could ever be. Republican governments, even that of Holland, tended to be more tyrannical than the mild regime under which they lived. He was not optimistic, however. In a letter to a friend dated 26 December 1775 he wrote,

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The , but also because it was the one for which he was best known in his own day. Both the . and the ., written later as parts of a never completed ‘great work’, were only printed for private circulation amongst friends, although an Irish edition of the . did appear later.

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,Dean of Gloucester and ‘Defender of the Faith’,decessor had not been very diligent, there was much that required his immediate attention, particularly the fabric of the Cathedral. With plenty to do at Gloucester and frequent visits to Bristol, where he maintained a second home, it is not surprising that his output declined to a trickle over the next few years.